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#pragma once


#include "ofxOAuth.h"


class ofxExampleTwitterClient: public ofxOAuth
{
public:
    ofxExampleTwitterClient()
    {
    }

    virtual ~ofxExampleTwitterClient()
    {
    }
    
    void setup(const std::string& consumerKey,
               const std::string& consumerSecret)
    {
        ofxOAuth::setup("https://api.twitter.com",
                        consumerKey,
                        consumerSecret);
    }

    // Once setup is called, authenticated calls can be made.
    // This method is just an example of whatyour calls might look like.
    std::string exampleMethod()
    {
        return get("/1.1/search/tweets.json?q=#tycleeson");
    }

};